Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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ugh t0l1 the top six nent, these natics and and student genial: 61644 Ufficezzfi 513- U f fg A h Sandra Chamberlin, Secretaryg Danny Doan, President, Bob Nidy, Treasurer, Gary Polsky, Vice-President. 3 . nt. .t.I The old order changeth, yielding place to new. -Tennyson The four relay stations are behind. A seem- ingly endless road lies ahead of the graduating class as they go forth leaving unforgettable foot- prints in the halls of Central. Members of the Class of '54 scattered their tal- ents and industries in various phases of school activities. Some lent their efforts to student gov- ernment, others to dramatics and musical presen- tationsg still others contributed to the field of sports, while all exercised their abilities in the classroom and strived toward one goal-to live up to the motto of Central High School, Virtus ex Doctrina CVirtue through Learningb. In order to raise money for a class gift, a Sen- ior Variety Show was presented. The show, which was entirely a student production, was based on the theme of the Mardi Gras. VVith the proceeds from the presentation, the Senior Class of 1954 purchased a scoreboard which was given to the school by Class President Danny Doan. Thus, they leave these sacred portals ever mind- ful of the vital experiences they have gained through these opportunities which have added to the enrichment of their lives. Parse 21

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.J l' ' u Jane Vaughn Robert Berry MBU' JO P'-19h Bryan Hatfield Sally Chesmore Beaty Pemberton The top six high ranking students of the grad- uating class'of 1954 are the three girls and three boys with the highest scholastic records during their four high school years. Page 20 Though the honor of being one of the top six is based purely on scholastic achievement, these students have also excelled in dramatics and musical presentations, club activities, and student government. Sandra Cl The Old The fo' ingly end class as prints in Membe ents and activities. ernment, tations: sports, w classroon J

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ABBOTT, PEGGY GAY She has met many, known sev- eral, liked a few, and loved one. Assemblies, Sci. Club, Teacher's assistant, Choir, Student Council, Y-Teens, Shield and Spear, R. O. T. C. Sponsor Officer, Student Supply, National Honor Society, Office Staff, Latin Club. ADDLEMAN, JOHN C. I am not arguing with you- I am telling you. ' Forum Club, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer, Hi-Y, Shield and Spear, R. O. T. C.,,Student Sup- ply, Latin Club, Lost and Found. ASBURY, cARol. sua A rich melodious voice has she, A famous singer she may someday be. Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, Committees, Forum Club, Teach- er's Assistant, Fire Chief, Pep Squad, Choir, Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Library Staff, Y- Teens, G. A. A., National Honor Society, Music Contests, Public Service Committee, All School Play Committee. E ACORD, ROGER DEAN Never says much, but what he says counts. Hi-Y, Reserve Track, Wakitan Staff. ANGSTEN, ANN MARIE I am a manfhater, but the Bible says, Love your enemies, ' so-. All School Play Prompter, As- semblies, Public Service, Teach- er's Assistant, Choir, Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Y-Teens, Mu- sic Contest, Ticket Taker. AUGUSTINE, JIM BLAINE The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Assemblies, Camera Club, Com- mittees, Science Club, Teacher's Assistant, Fire Chief, Motion Pic- ture Operator, Shield and Spear, R. O. T. C., Chess Club. l Page 22 BAH R, DOUGLAS SAM U EL Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Assemblies, Teacher's Assist- ant, Fire Chief, Motion Picture Operator, Home Room Officer, Shield and Spear, R. O. T. C. BALTAS, WILLIAM JOHN The reason why I talk so much Is because I have so much to say. Science Club, Teacher's Assist- ant, Fire Chief, Home Room Officer. x enialui. BALMAT, SUZANNE INEZ She sketched the vale, the wood,- the beach grew lovelier from her pencilks shading. All School Play Committee, Assemblies, Brush and Pencil, Teachers Assistant, Choir, Glee Club, Home Room Officer, Y- TGSHS, Girls' C Club, G. A. A. Board, Saddle Club, Office Staff. BARKER, FRANKLIN D. He is apt-apt to do most anything. Assemblies, Teacher's Assist- ant, Home Room Officer, Varsity Football, Reserve Football, Re- serve Basketball, Varsity Track, C Club. BU RNES, CF A lion among dreadfu Home Room Staff, Hi-Y, R. 1 Football, Reseri Club. BUSTER, CH Thinking twice Keeps him think Assemblies, S R. O. T. C.